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* Internet Search Results    *** Search Filter: "Stainless steel funnel amazon B01KKBX4GA"    Ruger MKII, blued or stainless? | The High Road I am about to acquire a second-hand Ruger MKII Target 10", mainly for metallic silhouette shooting within IHMSA rules. I have a few candidates on radar, both blued and stainless. Next week I'll go check them and make the decision which one to get. The asking prices for all are pretty much the... s&w 10 stainles vs. 64? | The High Road There is no such thing as a stainless Model 10. All carbon steel Model 10's are blue, or nickel, or have been refinished with something else. Model 64's are the stainless steel version of the Model 10. rc Kimber Stainless Target 2k11 | The High Road The stainless and black DLC models don’t suffer in the looks department, IMO. Nevertheless, the sample I handled was very well made and honestly I could find little to recommend against it. I’ve seen some griping online about the blending of the thumb safety to the frame but I didn’t notice that in the one I handled. Ruger mark iv 10" stainless Vs Smith model 41 | The High Road Hello all, I am thinking of getting another 22. I have a Ruger mark ii target competition and a mark i. I like gimmicky guns, which is why I am looking at the 10" mark iv. I am partial also to stainless guns. Which one do ya'all think it ore accurate? I am leaning more towards the ruger since... Savage Model 16 | The High Road A bit over a month ago I asked if anyone had any experience or opinions with the Savage Model 16, a Stainless Steel bolt action .223. I received no responses but decided to pick it up anyways. The pic below shows my first five shots at 50 yards off a bench. The shot at 11 o'clock was not... Interarm PPK serial number and date ?? | The High Road The Stainless version was introduced several years later, also in .380 ACP, with serial numbers preceded by an S. The stainless version was manufactured at the Ranger Manufacturing Company facility in Gadsden, Alabama also. Barrel: Standard vs. Stainless vs. BFH | The High Road Standard Barrel, Forged, Hammer (BFH) Stainless I need some help choosing the one I want, and I don't know the advantages or disadvantages of the choices. My thoughts are the differences in: corrosion resistance, longevity, reliability stronger, harder, weight, accuracy, easy to clean, doesn't dent/scratch easily, abuse, less manufacturing ... Kimber LW or Springfield Garrison? | The High Road I'm torn between getting a Kimber Custom LW (45 Auto) or a Springfield Armory Garrison (45 Auto). Price is the same. The Kimber comes with more magazines... Stainless and galling question | The High Road The galling problem was pretty much confined to early, cheap, cast stainless 1911-type autos. Early guns like the Crown City, AMT, Essex, and the Vega all had problems relating to too soft metal, and simular-alloy galling. AR15 Barrels: Chrome-Moly vs. Chrome Lined | The High Road It is more heat, chemical, erosion and abrasion resistant than bare chrome moly steel or even stainless. Chrome lined barrels last much longer than unlined barrels, so if you are conducting a war or otherwise blasting off a lot of ammo with moderate accuracy requirments, it is desirable.       * Latest OCD 101 News        *** News Filter: "Stainless steel funnel amazon B01KKBX4GA"